This Bash script automates the process of releasing new versions of your software project. It handles versioning, branch management, and optionally pushing changes to a remote repository. The script is designed to work across different operating systems including macOS and Windows.
- Increment version numbers automatically based on specified release type.
- Create a new release branch or work on an existing one.
- Optionally upgrade a specific package along with versioning.
- Commit changes and push to a remote repository.
- Open a pull request URL in your default browser (for GitHub repositories).
- Git installed on your system.
- Node.js and Yarn package manager installed if you're using JavaScript/Node.js projects.
- Proper configuration of your Git remote repository (GitHub, GitLab, etc.).
release [options] <release_type>-
-u | --upgrade <pkg>: Upgrade a specific package along with versioning. Example:-u @azoom/tomemiru-db@1.2.3. -
-r | --release <branch>: Release branch name. Default:main. -
-p | --push: Push changes to the remote repository. -
-h | --help: Show help message.
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release: Upgrade version in the develop branch. -
release new: Upgrade version in a new branch automatically created. -
release <other_name>: Upgrade version in an existing branch with a custom name.
- This script assumes that your project follows sequential versioning.
- Make sure to review changes before pushing to the remote repository.
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